“Our family is complete ❤,” Gerrard wrote on Instagram after their son was born.

Last month, while still managing Sunderland, David Moyes found himself in hot water with the football authorities following his controversial comments to BBC reporter Vicki Sparks.

After answering a question over growing pressure on him to get results, Moyes was heard saying: “You were just getting a wee bit naughty at the end there, so just watch yourself. You still might get a slap even though you’re a woman. Careful the next time you come in.”

Many fans also went to Gerrard’s defence on Instagram, with one writing: ‘A bit sexist but I will let you of , just because I love you.’

“Knock it off feminists, he’s just being a happy father let him be,” added another supporter.

Gerrard MBE, is currently the Academy coach at Liverpool after a one-year stint in the MLS with the Los Angeles Galaxy and will take over as manager of the club’s U18 side ahead of the 2017–18 season.

danecallery@mohammed99282 Wasn’t really funny mind. The caption is outdated a former England captain should know better in my view. If you “don’t see nothing sexist ” about the post you must be either 5 or a XXXXXX moron.

mohammed99282@joesarnovsky stop being a feminist trump hater. There’s nothing wrong with his older sisters helping him out in the future. No reason to bring trump or politics into this. You people must stop be so sensiti

creed111@ermworm59 So you’re telling me you didn’t help your little brother out with those things, or you wouldn’t have if you don’t have a brother? My sister helped me with “household chores” because you know why? Cause she COULDN’T help me pull up weeds with her bare hands, hedge the bushes, catch the snakes, pressure wash the pool concrete. So, you know as a family we helped EACH OTHER OUT WITH WHAT EACH GENDER INHERENTLY DOES BETTER THAN THE OTHER!!!

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